18x7.5 Oem Toyota Alloy Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Littleton, Colorado, US
18x7.5 Toyota OEM alloy wheels, machined/charcoal in color. Freshly off of a RAV4. Wheels are in great shape; they are like-new. No cosmetic issues, not bent at all. Includes center cap and lug nuts. Lug spacing is 5x114.3 (same spacing as many other car makes, but I'm not sure which ones). These wheels are over $500 apiece at Toyota; selling this set of four for $649 ($162/wheel)!Selling these four as a set.
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